2026-08-23T03:33:38.833890Z ERROR codex_core::tools::router: error=apply_patch verification failed: Failed to find expected lines in /mnt/c/Users/barlo/projects/drydock/uat/jq/runs/20260822.044627/build/jq/jq_interpreter/parser.py:
if w=='def':
name=self.take(); ps=[]
if self.p=='(': self.take();
while self.p() not in (')',':'):
ps.append(self.take().lstrip('$'))
if self.p()==';': self.take()
2026-08-23T03:33:56.963211Z ERROR codex_core::tools::router: error=apply_patch verification failed: Failed to find expected lines in /mnt/c/Users/barlo/projects/drydock/uat/jq/runs/20260822.044627/build/jq/jq_interpreter/evaluator.py:
function = env.get('__funcs__',{}).get((name, len(args)))
if function is not None:
params, body, *closure = function
local=dict(env)
if closure:
local['__funcs__'] = closure[0]
if not args:
yield from _node(body,value,local); return
# Function parameters are filters, not eagerly evaluated values. A
# parameter can therefore produce multiple results every time its
# name is used, preserving jq's generator semantics.
parameters = dict(local.get('__params__', {}))
# Filter arguments are closures over the caller, not over the callee
# after its local parameter frame has been installed. This is what
# makes `def f(x): 1 as $x | ...` preserve the caller's `x` filter.
captured = dict(env)
for param, arg in zip(params, args):
parameters[param] = (captured, arg)
local['__params__'] = parameters
yield from _node(body,value,local); return
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